Orioles Hold Fast as Scouts Target Bias Monaco
Major League scouts circle the Baltimore Orioles as Bias Monaco the fast switch hitting second baseman shows a high on base rate and 32 RBIs in 44 games. Despite interest from Jack Doyle and Ira Thomas, Baltimore declines to sell while under a working agreement with Cleveland could swap two Orioles for 10 000 at season end.
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Jersey City
Rochester
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Blas
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Chicago Cubs
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Tex
Rapids
Thomas
Anita
Blastin’ Blas
Cleveland
Indians
Orioles
Cardinals Sign Hill Georgia Pitcher Bender Hill
Tudor Walton of the St. Louis Cardinals announced the signing of 21 year old former University of Georgia pitcher Bender Hill from Greenville Georgia. Hill who holds a medical discharge from the army will report to Johnson City Tennessee in the Appalachian League for assignment.
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Tudor Walton
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Bender Hill
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Hill
Johnson City
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Walton
Morris Reif Wins Tenth Fight with Knockout
Morris Reif defeated Bucky Taylor by knockout in the fourth round at Quarena, landing a hard left hook to the stomach after trailing on points. It marked Reif’s ninth knockout in his last ten bouts and his tenth win overall.
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Quarena
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Cincinnati Returns Lohrman to Syracuse
The Cincinnati Reds sent pitcher Bill Lohrman back to Syracuse today after his rough start Saturday in an 18-0 loss to St. Louis Cardinals. Lohrman, formerly with Brooklyn, was brought to Cincinnati last week for assignment.
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Giants Hammer National Tennis Brooks 18 to 6
New York dominates Brooklyn 18 to 6 in a lopsided match as Mel Ott, Weintraub and others drive in runs. Pitchers Voiselle and Webber lead a strong Giants effort with 16 hits and nine walks.
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Which Two Wins At Charles Town Races In June
Charles Town W Va June 12 Which Two owned by H Rogers Jr of Washington DC led every jump in the seventh race the best offering on a revised program. Which Two broke second but led later to defeat Pearson and Shanks High Arch by a length and a half. Winson Stabies On the Wane came third in the mile and one sixteenth event. Which Two earned 5 mutuel as High Arch was slight favorite after late wagering. Pudie ineligible the Greenbrier purse was scrapped. Buddy Root earned the daily double payoff 28 20. Rod won the opener at 880 mutuel then Bear Cat paid 10 49 in the second.
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Roll Rough
DOUGHBOYS AND RECAPPERS WIN SOFTBALL TILTS
The Doughboys beat Bluefield Virginia 6 to 2 after nine hits to five. The Recappers edged the Red Men 6 to 5 with 10 hits to 11. Recappers battery Smeltzer and Wayland while Browder and Tanner pitched for the Red Men. Wednesday at 6 15 p m at Bowenfield the Doughboys meet the Red Men.
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Sugar Ration Ahead For Restaurants Hotels And Schools
The Office of Price Administration announced a 20 to 25 percent sugar increase for restaurants hotels lunch rooms large boarding houses schools and self baking plants. The boost applies to May June allotments and future periods.
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Yankees Lose OTR Straight Game in 11th
Washingtons Senators defeated the New York Yankees 4 to 3 in the 11th inning before 12 650 fans. Joe Page pitched nine innings for New York, Atlee Donald homered in the tenth after Johnny Niggeling worked the full nine for Washington.
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Niing
Hite
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Thieve
Weafer
Rommerlime
War era cooks and mechanics light domestic prospect
Dorothy Dix notes wartime shifts in labor as many service men are trained as cooks and thousands of women become skilled mechanics. She imagines a future where husbands and wives share chores, from cooking to plumbing, reducing conflict and boosting household harmony amid a transformed economy.
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Channel Catfish Placed in Streams in West Virginia
Approximately 12,500 channel catfish averaging 14 inches have been stocked in streams across West Virginia’s 55 counties, the conservation commission said. Director Jack Snipman noted continued stocking of brook and rainbow fingerlings, totaling about 799,000 to be planted in coming weeks. College baseball: Great Lakes 7 Purdue 0 at Lafayette, Indiana.
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Joe Nuxhall Makes Major League Debut With Reds
Fifteen year old Joe Nuxhall of Hamilton becomes youngest ever signed in the majors as he debuts for Cincinnati in an 18 to 0 loss to St Louis. He pitches two thirds of an inning, walks five, and yields five runs after facing the heart of the Cards lineup.
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Musial
Johnny Gee Sold to Giants for 7500 Dollars
Pittsburgh reports Johnny Gee the six foot nine southpaw was sold to the New York Giants for the waiver price of 7500 dollars. Gee, who joined the Pirates in 1949 from Syracuse, went four and four for Pittsburgh last year and has appeared in three games this season without a decision.
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American League Today Schedule Highlights
St Louis visits Chicago with Kramer opposing Lopat as 2-3. New York plays Washington at night with Donald facing Leonard. Philadelphia meets Boston at twilight with Flores opposing Bowman. Detroit travels to Cleveland as Gentry faces Kennedy.
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Louis
Wee
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Seeee
Results Yesterday Major League Scores Card
Results yesterday show New York 14, Brooklyn 9. Schedule lists Brooklyn at New York Head with Fiecher facing Pittsburg at Cincinnati Sewell and Walters. Chicago at St Louis night options Wylse or Passeau vs Lanter. Boston at Philadelphia features Tobin and Andrews against Gerheaus and Matthewson.
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Philadelphia
Tobin
Andrews
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Matthewson
Toledo Beats Kansas City 6 4 In Hazy Night Action
International League results include Montreal 5 and Baltimore 12 Buffalo 3. Jersey City 4 Toronto 2 Syracuse 3. Columbus 7 Milwaukee 2. Louisville 6, Indianapolis at St Paul postponed due to rain.
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Pirates Pitcher Strincevich Declared 4-F By Draft Board
Pittsburgh June 12 Nick Strincevich pitcher for the Pirates was classified 4-F by draft board examiners after they found gastric ulcers. Vince DiMaggio also examined but a definite ruling awaits X ray results. Both players were examined by home draft boards Gary Indiana and Beech California.
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